UX/UI Designer

The Flex is a fast-growing short-term rental operator and technology innovator. We’ve scaled from a handful of properties to an eight-figure portfolio by building our own Property Management System — now launching as Base360.ai, an AI-powered platform that allows operators to run their business on autopilot.

We’re expanding globally and seeking a world-class UX/UI Designer to create intuitive, beautiful, and high-converting product and marketing experiences.

Role Overview

As a UX/UI Designer, you’ll turn complex workflows into delightful user experiences across our SaaS product, marketing site, and customer touchpoints. You’ll work directly with the CEO, product managers, and engineers to design features that solve real problems for short-term rental operators — and look stunning while doing it.

You’ll design dashboards, workflows, and integrations for Base360.ai. You’ll also create marketing assets, maintain our design system, gather feedback, and contribute to the branding evolution across The Flex ecosystem.

Key Responsibilities

Translate product requirements into wireframes, prototypes, and final UI designs in Figma.

Build conversion-focused landing pages for product launches and campaigns.

Ensure a consistent visual language across all product modules and touchpoints.

Collaborate closely with developers to ensure pixel-perfect implementation.

Conduct user research, usability testing, and A/B experiments.

Maintain and expand our design system and component library.

Why Join The Flex?

Be part of an innovative and fast-growing company revolutionizing the real estate industry.

Opportunity to build a team and establish a long-term presence in one of Europe’s most vibrant cities.

Competitive salary and performance-based incentives.

A chance to grow professionally in a hands-on, entrepreneurial role.

You Should Not Apply If

You are looking for a corporate 9 to 5 job.

You are political and enjoy gossiping or talking about people behind their backs.

You are looking for a stable and slow dead-end job.

You do not aim to be one of the best in the world at what you do.